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Shader cores and tensor core only make sense when they are in a gaming card. Shader core carries the work of shading, while tensor core carries the upscaling, especially in case of Ray Tracing. In terms of operands, shading units works with vector as the base data structure, while in tensor core it is matrix (4x4 matrix) In ML card like A100, the amount of shading unit:tensor units is much lower than the ratio in gaming card.